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6 March 2008
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221. On 14 February 2008 the first applicant complained to the Grozny District Court that the investigation had been ineffective and requested that it be resumed and conducted effectively. The complaint was allowed on
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5 June 2009
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26. On 23 June 2009 the Government updated the Court on the treatment provided to the applicant in the prison hospital. The medical file confirmed once again that the applicant had been regularly examined by various specialists, including different nephrologists from civilian hospitals, who had examined the applicant on 12 January, 16 March and
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12 December 1997
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8. Having learnt that a site division and urban development plan (plano de pormenor) encompassing the land of company F. had been drawn up by the municipality of Aveiro, former employees of the company, including some of the applicants, applied to the Aveiro Court on
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4 March 1994
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47. By letter of 3 March 1994, the police informed the Gölbaşı public prosecutor that Yusuf Ekinci had a safe deposit box at the İş Bank and requested the public prosecutor to seek judicial permission to open this box in order to verify its contents. On
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2 December 2004
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35. By a judgment of 5 December 2005 the Regional Administrative Court ordered the Minister of Agriculture to issue a decision within one month from the date of the judgment. The court noted that the Minister had not taken any action in the case since the court’s judgment of
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26 May 2006
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11. The Court’s judgment in the case of Tarnopolskaya and Others v. Russia served as a legal basis for the quashing of the decision of the Presidium of the Pskov Regional Court of 13 April 2007 and the reinstatement of the judgment of the Velikiye Luki Town Court of
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the same day
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25. On 20 February 1997 the hearing was held. The applicants’ counsel was given the opportunity to speak to the petition for leave and to address the employer’s written objections. The hearing lasted five minutes. On
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2 June 2011
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57. As a result of the work carried out by the Ombudsman for Children under the President and the ombudsmen for children in St Petersburg and Vologda Region, on 28 February 2013 a reply was given to the first applicant. He was informed about the legal means of protecting his right to communicate with his daughter which were applicable to his situation. In particular, he was told that he could bring a civil action before the Russian courts in order to determine his access rights (иск об определении порядка общения с дочерью). That recommendation was made with regard to the first applicant’s repeated assurances that he was not seeking compulsory enforcement of the judgment of Prague 4 District Court of
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21 January 1994
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20. By a decision of 30 January 1997, the Deputy Minister of Justice (Staatssecretaris van Justitie) withdrew the applicant’s permanent residence permit and imposed a ten-year exclusion order (ongewenstverklaring) on him in view of his conviction of
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16 November 2004
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68. In the meantime, the Celje Social Work Centre continued the examination of the case and appointed two psychologists one after another to evaluate the relationship between the applicant and S. The first psychologist stepped down after J.G. declined to allow him to conduct an interview with S. at his place of work, while the second psychologist stepped down after the applicant failed to keep his appointment on three occasions. The Celje Social Work Centre again relied on the opinion of the expert panel of
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every six months
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77. In the light of the County Administrative Court’s decision the Acting Social Director, on 28 June 1995, formally restricted the applicants’ access to the children to one meeting a month up to 31 May 1996. The meetings were to take place in the foster home. In addition, the foster parents were to visit the applicants with the children
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15 June 2006
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58. The applicant appealed. He reiterated his plea of entrapment and claimed, inter alia, that the police had no information suggesting that he had previously sold drugs. He also complained that the authorities had not made any attempts to find and question “Timagin”, who had played a key role in the test purchase and could have cast light on the role of the police in the offence he had committed. He claimed that the first-instance court had failed to follow the guidelines adopted by the Plenary Supreme Court of the Russian Federation on
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7 January 2009
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8. In the resumed proceedings the Labour Court again dismissed the applicant’s action on 16 November 2007. The Supreme Court upheld the first-instance judgment on 24 November 2008, which was served on the applicant on
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29 September 2005
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66. On 28 May 2008 the investigators held another identification parade by showing photographs of the potential suspects to Ms F.A. She identified one of them as one of the officers who had been in charge of the search at the construction site and the abduction of the applicant’s son on
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27 March to 9 April 2004
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57. On 14 April 2004 the investigating authorities requested the commander of military unit no. 90960 to provide information as to whether armoured personnel carrier no. 80, Gazel vehicles, an UAZ-469 and an UAZ-3962 vehicle were at the disposal of his military unit, and, if so, whether those vehicles had left the territory where the unit had been located in the period from
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8 February 2007
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56. On 6 February 2007 a deputy prosecutor of the regional prosecutor’s office annulled the decision of 2 June 2005 refusing to open a criminal case against O., the investigator. A new refusal was issued on
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27 February 2006
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35. The courts repeatedly stated in their reasons for their decisions that the requested operation could be performed “under escort”, without leave being necessary, and that the delay in performing the operation would not result in any deterioration of the applicant’s health. In its refusal of
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fifteen years’
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23. On 8 February 2012 the Rennes Special Assize Court sentenced S. Vassis, Master of the Junior, to sixteen years’ imprisonment, and S. Thomas, First Mate, D. Bardoulis, Chief Engineer, and M. Da Costa Ardiles, to ten years’ imprisonment. The other crew members were acquitted. In addition, G.G., the African representative of the Greek owner of the ship, was sentenced to
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24 October 2002
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7. On 1 February 2002 the persons recognised as owners of the flat at issue (the pre-nationalisation owners) sold it to a Mr and Mrs P. Soon after that, Mr and Mrs P. brought rei vindicatio proceedings against the applicant, who was still living in the property. Their claim was allowed at first instance by the Plovdiv District Court on
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23 January 2013
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14. On 29 January 2013 the Prosecutor General’s Office and the Ministry of Internal Affairs issued a new joint press statement concerning the events in Ismayilli. It noted that ten people had been charged with criminal offences in connection with the events of
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between 16 December 2006 and 2 January 2007
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25. On 4 and 5 January 2007 the first applicant lodged two requests with Ljubljana District Court for imposition of a penalty or use of physical force to enforce the order, since S.Ć was not respecting the interim contact order and was obstructing the applicant's visiting rights. The first applicant stated that the visits had been obstructed on nine occasions
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25 October 1998
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19. On 22 October 1998 gendarmerie lieutenant-colonel Sabri Semen was appointed as the investigator on the case and began questioning the gendarmerie personnel who had taken part in the incident. On
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10 November 1997
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5. The applicant's husband, A.B., died on 13 October 1997. In the inheritance proceedings after her husband's death the applicant and their daughter were declared the only heirs, and A.B.'s estate was distributed between them in equal parts by a decision of the Velika Gorica Municipal Court of
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10 February 1994
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10. The applicant's neighbours accused her of preventing them on 27 August 1993 from taking the track leading to the housing estate. On 29 December 1993 the Nowy Targ District Court (Sąd Rejonowy) made a summary order (nakaz karny) requiring the applicant and her husband to pay a fine. On
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17 February 2004
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11. In his statements to the police, Z. submitted that he had had a problem with his accounting because he had forgotten to reflect the last entry in the till in the books. Z. told the applicant that he was prepared to reward her for her help, to which she replied that she was afraid of accepting payment because she had already been suspected of bribe taking. Nevertheless, she accepted to help him. Z. left the till with her and sometime later a technician solved the problem. On
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13 December 2011
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25. Without providing supporting documents, the Government submitted to the Court that when the applicant had been transferred to Bacău Prison, he had declared that he was a smoker. In addition, on 6 and 16 December 2011 and 8 May 2012 he had purchased cigarettes, and on
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1 March 1994
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46. On 18 October 1994 K. appealed against the care order in respect of J. as confirmed by the County Administrative Court on 9 September 1993. On 21 August 1995 the Supreme Administrative Court granted K. cost-free proceedings as from
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between 31 January and 1 August 2000
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44. The applicant submitted a number of documents attesting to the seriousness of her injuries and the cost of treatment. The Gudermes district hospital confirmed that the applicant had remained there
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25 March 2010
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33. As he did not receive payment, on 9 April 2009 the applicant brought proceedings before the Sofia City Administrative Court, requesting the court to order the Ministry of Justice to pay the sums due under the writ of execution. At the time when the applicant filed his observations in the present case (
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early February 2000
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109. The case file submitted by the Government contains extracts of more than 20 testimonies collected in October and November 2000 from the servicemen of the special police forces (OMON) from St Petersburg, but no full copies of any of these statements. From the extracts contained in the file it appears that they all submitted, almost word for word, that in
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23 April 2008
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19. On 25 April 2008 the Zamoskvoretskiy District Court of Moscow held a hearing at which it confirmed the lawfulness of the applicant’s arrest and authorised his continued detention in the following terms:
“Bearing in mind the gravity of the charges, the public dangerousness of the offences, the factual circumstances of the case and the addition of [the applicant’s] name to the wanted persons list, the court has reasons to consider that if at large he would evade prosecution, influence witnesses or co-accused or otherwise obstruct the proceedings. The court is satisfied that the investigating authorities first learnt about the admission of [the applicant] to a specific medical facility only on
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29 January 2010
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32. In January 2010, having noted the applicant’s suffering from clinical stage 4 HIV (AIDS) with the progressive deterioration of his condition despite the antiretroviral therapy, the doctors noted in his medical records that any request for his early release had to be lodged before a local court. On
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15 July 2016
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28. On 25 October 2017 the Ankara public prosecutor’s office submitted a summary report (fezleke) to the public prosecutor’s office at the Court of Cassation with a view to instituting criminal proceedings against the applicant. In the report it stated that the FETÖ/PDY organisation was the instigator of the attempted coup of
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5 March 2002
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93. On 4 March 2002 the administration of remand prison IZ-24/1 provided the first applicant with a twenty-four hour ration and sent him to Krasnoyarsk railway station. The first applicant was put on a train and placed in a big compartment that he shared with nine other detainees. The convoying officers respected the detainees and did not use force against them. On
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26 February 1992
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215. The relevant parts of the Constitutional Court’s decision of 3 April 2003 (see paragraphs 58-60 above) read as follows:
“At a session held on 3 April 2003 in the proceedings to examine petitions and in the proceedings to review constitutionality commenced upon petitions by the Association of the Erased of Slovenia, Ptuj, and others, represented by M.K. ... and N.M.P. ... , the Constitutional Court decided as follows: 1. The Act on Regularisation of the Legal Status of Citizens of Other Successor States to the Former SFRY in the Republic of Slovenia (Official Gazette RS, Nos. 61/99 and 64/01) is inconsistent with the Constitution, as it does not recognise citizens of other republics of the former SFRY who were removed from the Register of Permanent Residents on
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28 April 1988
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21. On 13 September 1993 the witness was heard under oath by the investigating judge, who was aware of the identity of the witness. The opinion of the investigating judge that the identity of the witness should remain concealed was phrased as follows in the official record of the interview:
“In a short conversation prior to the actual interview, the investigating judge discussed with the witness the latter’s wish to remain anonymous. The witness stated that s/he was fearful because one of [the applicant’s] fellow suspects can be very aggressive, which, according to the witness, is common knowledge. The witness also said that s/he feared reprisals given that, as the witness has heard it said, the case in which the witness is about to make a statement in itself also concerns an act of revenge.
In view of the witness’s statements above, as well as the contents of the record drawn up by the police officers on
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4 April 2008
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26. On an unspecified date in March 2007 the Dniprodzerzhinsk Prosecutor, acting in the applicant's interests, instituted new civil proceedings in the Zavodskoy Court. He challenged the privatisation of the apartment by A.Z and requested the court to declare null and void the sale and exchange of the first apartment. The Prosecutor also claimed the applicant's property right over the apartment. On
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the same day
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30. On 17 September 2001 Hazım Aslan, Zübeyt Aslan and Hacı Aslan submitted two petitions to the Van Prosecutor’s office and informed the Prosecutor about the anonymous telephone call that had been received by Zübeyt Aslan, who had been told about the killing of Ebuzeyt and Halit Aslan. They asked the Prosecutor to assist them in obtaining the bodies of their relatives. On
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23 September 2003
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11. During the proceedings the applicant was represented by a lawyer practicing in Bitola. The applicant alleged (without providing any evidence in support) that the first hearing had been scheduled for
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25 April 2012
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11. On 7 April 2012 the applicant complained about the quality of medical assistance he had received to the Federal Service for the Execution of Sentences in St Petersburg. His complaint was then referred to the medical unit of his detention facility, which dismissed it in a letter dated
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23 August 2005
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33. On 8 August 2005 the CLR lodged a complaint against that decision with the Chief Prosecutor of the prosecutor’s office attached to the Dolj County Court, claiming, inter alia, that some of the submissions it had made concerning the medical treatment given to the patient, the alleged discontinuation of the antiretroviral treatment and the living conditions in the hospitals had not been examined.
On
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30 May 2012
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26. On 22 May 2012 the Federal Constitutional Court, without giving reasons, declined to consider the applicant’s constitutional complaint (file no. 2 BvR 1952/11). The decision was served on counsel for the applicant on
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14 October 2003
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28. In a letter of 22 January 1998 the National Forestry and Park Service requested the applicants to vacate the Bergö-Högholm property. The applicants have apparently not yet complied with the request and no enforcement proceedings have been initiated to date. At the hearing before the Court on
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16 May 2003
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20. On 21 January 2003 the District Court allowed the applicant's complaint, finding that the prosecutor's decision had been made prematurely and without detailed analysis of the applicant's submissions. On
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October 2000
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63. On 27 April 2002, following a request by the first applicant, the investigator requested the head of the Chechnya Department of the FSB to identify and question officer P., who had headed the Kurchaloy district department of the FSB in
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15 January 1997
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15. On 29 January 1997 the applicant filed an objection with the Istanbul State Security Court against its order of 15 January 1997. She pleaded that the book, including the article impugned by the principal public prosecutor, did not contain any element of separatist propaganda. She further stated that the court's order lacked reasons and merely repeated the request of the Public Prosecutor. She maintained that in publishing the book she aimed at enjoying her right to express ideas and impart information to the public. She also contended that the court's order for the seizure of the book contravened Articles 6, 9 and 10 of the Convention. She finally asked the court to set aside the seizure order of
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19 January 2000
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27. On 15 May 2000 the Nazran civil registration office issued death certificates for Maryam Azizovna Goygova, born in 1940, and for Said-Magomed Kirimovich Goygov, born in 1968. The deaths had occurred on
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9 March 1993
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42. On 18 November 1992 the Istanbul State Security Court ordered the release of the vessel and the arms cargo. The vessel left Turkey on 8 December 1992 and was returned to the owner by the applicant company under the terms of the charter party on
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ten days later
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8. On 15 March 1999 the Perm Garrison Military Court amended the operative part of the judgment and ordered the respondent authority to pay to the applicant 9,807.27 Russian Roubles (RUB) in arrears relating to the food allowance. The judgment entered into force
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at least ten years
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5. On 1 June 1994 the applicant’s father, Mr Vladimir Dmitrievich Yakovlev, deposited an unspecified amount of money with the Savings Bank of the Russian Federation (“the Savings Bank”) in her name. The deposit was to be kept for
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the first week of life
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28. According to estimated data provided by the World Health Organisation for 2004, the Czech Republic was among the countries with the lowest perinatal mortality rate, which is defined as the number of stillbirths and deaths in
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29 May 2010
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7. The first applicant, Mr Greens, was serving a determinate sentence of imprisonment at HM Prison Peterhead at the time his application was lodged with the Court. He was eligible for release on parole from
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25 July 2008
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21. On 11 August 2008 the applicant complained to the police that Mr A.B., an official at the Moscow Housing Department, was trying to extort USD 50,000 from her in return for a promise that the Department would not appeal against the judgment of
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twelve years'
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27. The applicant stated that in 1994 he had moved out of Nurettin village due to the intimidation by the village guards and that, fifteen days or a month after his departure, his house had been burned down by some of the villagers whose identity he did not know nor why they did so. In response to a question whether the State authorities forced him to agree to become a village guard, the applicant stated that no one had exerted pressure on him or his family. The applicant further stated that the allegation that the houses of those who did not agree to become village guards were burned down was untrue. When asked about the number of trees he owned, the applicant claimed that he owned - together with his brother and cousin - three thousand poplar trees, and not thirty thousand. The applicant also stated that he possessed land measuring 600 dönüm together with his brother and cousin and that he had not cultivated this land since 1994. In reply to a question whether he and his family had been affected by the terrorism in the region, the applicant stated that his son F.S. had been an active member of the PKK, that he had served a
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1 August 1994
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13. On 10 June 1996 the Košice II District Court decided that the girl born in 1984 should be in the custody of the applicant and the boy born in 1986 in the custody of his mother. It ordered the applicant to pay maintenance in respect of his son with effect from
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1 June 2009
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88. On 14 January 2009 the first applicant asked the Chechen Parliament’s committee for the search for missing persons to assist in the search for her son. Her request was forwarded to the investigators, who replied on
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19 September 2003
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24. On 24 October 2003 the judge of the Regional Court initiated the review of the judgment of 21 January 2003, as upheld on 16 April 2003. The decision of the judge was almost identical to the decision of the President of the Regional Court of
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18 May 2006
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36. As it appeared that no investigative measures had been taken, the applicant complained to the Prosecutor General’s Office. He submitted a handwritten copy of their letter dated 23 June 2010, which reads as follows:
“Indeed, during the stage of preliminary investigation [the applicant] and another convict in the same criminal case were subjected to violence at the hands of police officers and relatives of the crime victim. This fact gave rise to criminal proceedings initiated on
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4 December 1990
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8. On 12 March 1987 the applicant was informed of his liability for deportation. He was served with a deportation order on 31 July 1987. He attempted to appeal against the order and a second deportation order was served on
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12 October 2004
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13. On 25 March 2005 the applicants made a fresh request to Pomorie Municipal Council to sell them the house. In particular, they proposed to the municipality when determining the price of the house to take into account the compensation awarded with the judgment of
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14 March 1995
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30. Following the incidents that took place on 12 March 1995, the security forces received intelligence reports about further possible riots in the Ümraniye area. In order to prevent any untoward occurrences, a meeting was organised on
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30 April 1998
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34. On 25 November 1997 the Gdańsk Regional Court again requested the Supreme Court to prolong the applicant’s detention on remand. On 19 December 1997 the Supreme Court granted this request and prolonged the applicant’s detention on remand until
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between 17 and 21 March 2004
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27. On 22 October 2004 the Fatih public prosecutor filed a bill of indictment against the relevant police officers, accusing them of ill‑treatment and misconduct in office. The prosecutor stated that they had ill-treated the applicant and other suspects in police custody
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the same day
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11. On 3 March 2015 the case against the first applicant was submitted to the Sovetskiy District Court of Tomsk. On the same day, it was assigned to a judge, who set up a hearing for 4.30 p.m. At 1.45 p.m. the judge’s assistant informed the applicant of this by telephone. The judge dismissed an application for the hearing to be adjourned for two days, because such a case had to be examined on
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9 March 2005
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8. On 24 June 2003 the applicant appealed to the Celje Higher Court. ZT cross-appealed.
On 2 February 2005 the court allowed the appeals in part, lowered the damages awarded, and remitted the case, in the part concerning the costs and expenses of the proceedings, to the first-instance court for re-examination.
The judgment was served on the applicant on
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20 December 2002
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6. In December 2002 the applicant was arrested on suspicion of having been involved in several violent crimes committed by the members of the Odessa Komsomol (Young Communists League) seeking to revive the communist State by violent means. The arrest report undersigned by the applicant is dated
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13 August 1974
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10. The first and second applicants alleged that they had lived with their children in Ayios Amvrosios, a village in the District of Kyrenia (northern Cyprus), where the first applicant owned several properties, including the family house. On
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14 June 2008
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26. On 25 June 2008 Nasimi District Police Station no. 22 issued an explanation (arayış) concerning the police intervention of 14 June 2008. The relevant part of this document, signed by the Head of Nasimi District Police Station no. 22, M.T., reads:
“On the basis of the information that about fifty people had gathered at café “Alaturka” in the basement of building no. 6 at 28 May Street in Baku on
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1 November 2001
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10. Unsatisfied with the bailiffs’ performance, the applicant complained to a court. On 11 December 2001 the Baltachevsk District Court of the Bashkortostan Republic granted her complaint. It found that as at
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several years before
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10. On 9 February 2009 the Migration Court (Migrationsdomstolen) upheld the decision of the Board, agreeing generally with its conclusions. In regard to the applicant’s state of health, the court found that it was not sufficient for the grant of a residence permit. It noted that he had been injured
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4 July 2009
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23. After the applicant’s release from the hospital, the colony medical personnel examined him at least once a month. The applicant’s medical record shows that he had no health complaints apart from those raised on the following occasions. On
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27 April 2009
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16. On 9 April 2009 the competent authority appointed a lawyer as the applicant’s representative, informed him of this fact and scheduled a one-hour meeting for 22 April 2009 in Olaine accommodation centre. The applicant consulted his lawyer at another two‑hour meeting on
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5 January 1996
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6. On 8 May 1995 the SSP Bank (hereinafter “SSP”) initiated civil proceedings to enforce various debts against the applicant. The applicant was summoned on 17 May 1995. Subsequently the applicant filed a counter-claim, which was eventually joined to the original claim on
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10 August 2011
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91. In April 2011 the applicant discovered a lump on his right testicle. He was examined in his cell but was required to wear clothes for external appointments. He refused to dress and subsequently made prison complaints about alleged inadequate medical treatment. When they were unsuccessful, he referred the complaints to the Scottish Ministers but on
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18 January 2006
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53. On 6 September 2005 the Irkutsk Regional Court upheld the decision on appeal. The applicant’s subsequent application for supervisory review of that decision was refused by the Irkutsk Regional Court on
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13 May 2003
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12. The Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) was created by the government of the United States of America as a “caretaker administration” until an Iraqi government could be established. It had power, inter alia, to issue legislation. On
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9 June 1997
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30. On 18 February 1998 the applicant filed an application with the UAR requesting the annulment of that decision and confirmation of his status as a lawyer and a member of the Constanţa Bar, by way of reparation for an abuse committed under the communist regime. He also referred to his letter of
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1 July 2004
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11. On 4 June 2007 the Supreme Court, according to the Judicial System Act (as amended on 22 February 2007), transmitted the applicant’s appeal to the Kyiv Court of Appeal which, on 9 October 2007, finally upheld the decisions of
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35-40 years old
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12. One of the local residents, M. B., was driving past the applicants' house when he saw a group of armed men throw a man into a white Niva vehicle. Several minutes later, passing by the GAI station, he informed the on-duty officer Ch. about the incident and told him that two vehicles, a white Niva and a dark blue VAZ with the abducted man, were driving behind him on the same road. Ch. stopped the two cars. A man of Slavic appearance, about
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14 October 1996
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17. In a judgment of 19 May 2000 (nos. 192947 and 194925), notified on 20 June 2000, the Conseil d'Etat, after joining the two cases, ruled as follows:
“... Under the first paragraph of Article 34 of the ... decree [of 9 May 1995 pertaining to the opening of mines and mining regulations]: 'The prefect shall decide, by way of an arrêté (order), on regulations applicable to mining. Except in cases of urgency or imminent danger he shall first invite the mine operator to submit its observations and shall set a time-limit for that purpose'. In view of the seriousness of the subsidence which occurred on
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27 August 2007
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29. In accordance with the Sofia City Court’s instructions on 26 August 2008 a prosecutor from the Sofia district public prosecutors’ office ordered additional investigative actions to be carried out, which included questioning the child’s doctor (see paragraph 12 above) and the surgeon who issued the certificate of
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26 November 2002
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15. On 30 January 2003 the chief investigator of the Pervorechenskiy District Prosecutor’s Office of Vladivostok refused to initiate criminal proceedings in the absence of an indication that a crime had been committed. The decision was based on statements by police officers B., V., P. and Yel. and investigator P., who denied having applied any physical force against the applicant or having seen anybody else using violence against him. Police officers B. and V. further submitted that they had seen abrasions on the applicant’s face and hands and that the applicant had explained that he had received them on
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14 February 1999
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12. On 31 January 2001 the applicant’s bill of indictment of 23 March 1999 was updated. Together with three other presumed gang members he was additionally charged with having robbed another commercial facility on
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20 July 1998
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32. On 12 April 1998 the investigator informed the applicant that the preventive measure of detention could be replaced by release on bail. The Prosecutor of Kyiv informed the applicant by a letter of
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3 December 2003
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6. Zina Hind was born on 3 November 2003 in Algeria and was abandoned immediately by her biological mother, who gave birth anonymously. As her father was also unknown, Zina Hind became a ward of the Algerian State on
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20 to 25 February 2008
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41. Following a deterioration in the applicant’s state of health, the ITT staff called an ambulance, which transported him to the Emergency Hospital. According to a certificate issued by the Emergency Hospital, the applicant stayed in that facility from
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three years
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12. The NEMC examined the applicant on 9 October 2003. In its decision of the same date it indicated as a leading diagnosis “spondylosis and related diseases”. It specified that the applicant suffered from cervical spondylarthrosis and cervical radiculopathy, which were occupational diseases, and from myotendinosis of the upper limbs and coxarthrosis, which were not. It considered that she did not suffer from vegetative polyneuropathy of the upper limbs. On that basis the NEMC assessed the applicant’s reduced ability to work at 30%. The decision stated that it was valid for
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21 July 2005
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22. On 10 January 2005 the applicant asked for exemption from the obligation to pay the court fee. On 1 April 2005 he informed the District Court, in reply to the request for a form concerning his financial situation, that he had filed his case with the European Court. He did not trust the State organs and did not intend to proceed with the case. The District Court enquired about the applicant’s financial situation and received replies from various State organs. On
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1 December 1972
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22. The court found that the municipality had made at some unspecified time before 1980 an offer of CYP 70,000 as compensation and then on 1 March 1984 a new offer of CYP 190,000 including interest, both of which had been rejected by the applicant company. Given the previous offers, the court could not agree with the applicant company that the amount of compensation should be based on the value of the property in 1994, when the municipality’s offer was made. Under section 10 (a) of Compulsory Acquisition Law no. 15 of 1962, the time relevant for determination of the amount of compensation was that of notification of the order of acquisition. The applicant company’s argument that a fair amount had to be based on the market value of the property in 1994 was not justified by law. Turning to whether the actual compensation paid on the basis of the value of the applicant company’s property in 1972 was equitable, the court noted that it could not accept the applicant company’s expert evidence, which had been based on an inappropriate comparison with properties having different building density coefficients from the applicant company’s property and other important differences in their legal and factual characteristics. Having thoroughly examined the suggestions of the applicant company’s expert witness concerning his evaluation, the court dismissed his evidence, finding that he had merely tried to serve the financial interests of the applicant company and not to assist the court. The expert evidence submitted on behalf of the municipality had been accurate, used comparators that had similar legal, physical and real characteristics to those of the applicant company’s property and had accurate adjustments of the value of the property based on adequate and well-substantiated explanations. The court accepted therefore that, on the basis of the evaluation, the value of the applicant company’s property on
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three months’
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15. On 21 July 2008 the applicant was sentenced to twelve months’ imprisonment for the offence of child cruelty. She also pleaded guilty to the offence of failure to surrender to bail and was sentenced to
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23 July 2008
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80. On 8 August 2008 the Dzerzhinsk Town Court dismissed the applicant’s appeal. It noted that a criminal case against the applicant on charges of garage thefts had been pending before the Volodarskiy District Court since
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28 July 1995
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17. On 21 July 1999 Judge R.P. of the company division of the Sofia City Court, acting on her own initiative and sitting in private, issued decision no. 9 concerning MTFU. Referring to Article 192 § 2 of the Code of Civil Procedure (see paragraph 53 below) and noting that decision no. 6 of
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15 June 1999
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99. Given the applicant's allegations of 2 May 1995 that, inter alia, Ramazan Ayçiçek had seen the Orhans in detention and that he was in Şanliurfa prison, the addressee was to see if he was still in that prison, to take his statement if he was and to report back by
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13 July 1998
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21. On 29 July 1998 the Prosecutor General authorised an extension of the applicant’s detention pending trial until 8 March 1999, that is, for a total of eighteen months. The applicant submitted that no separate extension order had been issued and that the new authorisation had been printed on top of the authorisation of
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31 July 2008
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13. On 1 August 2008, following a request by the applicant, the Galați Forensic Medical Service produced an expert report concluding that the applicant had suffered traumatic lesions which could have been sustained on
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15 September 2015
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24. On 1 September 2015 the applicant started to be treated with hepatoprotector medicine. On 3 September 2015 he underwent general and biochemical blood tests which, according to the Government, revealed no abnormality. On
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recent months
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19. Before the first-instance court the applicant maintained, inter alia, that the aim of the article in question had not been to insult the Prime Minister but to criticise him. He claimed that since the plaintiff was a politician and Prime Minister of Turkey, he had to be open to political criticism. In this connection, the applicant pointed out that the plaintiff should be particularly tolerant towards heavy criticism as a result of incidents or events he had created. In support of his submissions he submitted quotations from a number of columnists criticising various incidents involving the Prime Minister and an interview with Dr M.K., member of the AK party and member of parliament, where the latter considered, inter alia, that the Prime Minister had been tense in
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20 March 2006
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12. The Administrative Court dismissed the applicant company’s complaint on 30 January 2007 and held as follows:
“The present case does not differ in the questions of relevance to the decision from the one decided by the Administrative Court on
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almost one year
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56. On 29 October 2003, after having held an oral hearing, the County Administrative Court reversed the Social Council's decision and ordered the immediate termination of the care orders. It first observed that the criticism which it had noted already in its previous judgment concerning the investigations and evaluations of the children remained. It then had regard to the report made by Dr Hellblom Sjögren and observed that it corresponded to what A. had said during the oral hearing, notably that there had been a lack of interest from the personnel at the evaluation home and the social services once she had withdrawn substantial parts of her accusations against her father. The court considered that A. had given a mature and trustworthy impression and that there were no longer any concrete grounds for keeping her in public care. With regard to B. and C., the court took into account that they had now lived with their mother for
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15 February 2005
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12. The prosecution's appeal was determined on 24 March 2005. On the basis of further information provided by the prosecution as to who had been watching the trial proceedings in the remote viewing room, the Appeal Court recalled the order of the trial judge and substituted an order for desertion pro loco et tempore, which allowed for the re-indictment of one of the original accused.
On the same date, the Appeal Court deferred its consideration of BBC Scotland's application for the recall of the section 4(2) order made on
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